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  • March 24, 2015
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Naked Chantal Biya art causes social media storm

By Eugene N. Nforngwa The first lady Chantal Biya and her bouffant hairstyles are no strangers to media lampoon. But a naked painting of the first lady has proved everything but funny – at least from the vast majority of reactions it got from social media. The work, purportedly, of […]
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Cameroon: Blogging for good governance

By Comfort Mussa Between February and March, lies an undemocratic distance that I can best cover with words. My words speak louder of the distance between being a girl and transitioning to adulthood.The distance between present day Cameroon and the Land of glory and promise. February in Cameroon is the […]
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Cameroonian city of Bamenda struggles with water shortage

Courtesy of  Radio France International In Cameroon the prolonged shortage of potable water is a major challenge facing the inhabitants of Bamenda. For three months now most inhabitants have had to travel long distances to fetch water. Others, who cannot afford to travel long distances, have to fetch water from […]
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